Barthood/References - Revision history

SolarBot: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (6), replaced: → (12)

2025-01-27T22:32:18Z

replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (6), replaced: → (12)

LetsPlayNintendoITA at 03:47, December 5, 2024

2024-12-05T03:47:43Z

Snowball II at 12:21, June 15, 2024

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Kalosianlitten at 23:48, October 23, 2023

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Kalosianlitten at 23:48, October 23, 2023

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Kalosianlitten at 23:48, October 23, 2023

2023-10-23T23:48:04Z

Solar Dragon: Reverted edits by 2600:1700:80:B570:44AE:7103:7248:F8E2 (talk) to last revision by California Girl

2023-06-19T10:28:00Z

Reverted edits by 2600:1700:80:B570:44AE:7103:7248:F8E2 (talk) to last revision by California Girl

2600:1700:80:B570:44AE:7103:7248:F8E2: /* Canonicity */

2023-06-19T02:54:24Z

‎Canonicity

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ a noble experiment that failed: Prohibition

2023-04-05T19:19:14Z

‎Cultural references: a noble experiment that failed: Prohibition

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Yale University}} → Yale University, {{W|Myrna Loy}} → Myrna Loy

2021-10-16T22:02:25Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Yale University}} → Yale University, {{W|Myrna Loy}} → Myrna Loy

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 **[[Hyman Krustofsky]] ("[[Clown in the Dumps]]")
 **[[The Great Raymondo]] ("[[The Great Simpsina]]"); though Raymondo has yet to die in the regular canon.
-*[[Bart]] previously drove a car to the [[1982 World's Fair]]. ("[[Bart on the Road]]")
+*Bart previously drove a car to the [[1982 World's Fair]]. ("[[Bart on the Road]]")
-*[[Homer]] previously took drugs, in the form of medical marijuana. ("[[Weekend at Burnsie's]]")
+*Homer previously took drugs, in the form of medical marijuana. ("[[Weekend at Burnsie's]]")
 *[[Gil Gunderson|Gunderson]] Realty is a reference to [[Red Blazer Realty]]. ("[[Realty Bites]]")
 *[[Krusty]] previously crashed and exploded in a plane, though it was a fake death. ("[[Bart the Fink]]")
-*[[Nelson]] and [[Lisa]] previously dated. ("[[Lisa's Date with Density]]")
+*Nelson and Lisa previously dated. ("[[Lisa's Date with Density]]")
-*[[Bart]] paints caricatures, on the pier, where he previously met an avuncular [[Woody Allen]]. ("[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]")
+*Bart paints caricatures, on the pier, where he previously met an avuncular Woody Allen. ("[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]")
 == Goofs ==
-*Lisa, as a young child, paints the sailboat picture seen hanging above the couch, but in "[[The Trouble with Trillions]]", it's revealed that [[Marge]] painted it as a gift for [[Homer]].
+*Lisa, as a young child, paints the sailboat picture seen hanging above the couch, but in "[[The Trouble with Trillions]]", it's revealed that Marge painted it as a gift for Homer.
 == Trivia ==

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 *The first fast-forward history of this episode takes place in the year 2017, 2 years from 2015, when the episode aired. Unsurprisingly, however, mid to late [[Season 28]] episodes (from "[[Pork and Burns]]" to "[[Dogtown]]") have been set in 2017 like its broadcasting year (2016–2017) and so would early [[Season 29]] episodes (from "[[Springfield Splendor]]" to "[[Gone Boy]]", except "[[Mr. Lisa's Opus]]") (2017–2018).
 *The second fast-forward history of this episode takes place in the year 2020, 5 years from 2015, when the episode aired. Unsurprisingly, however, mid to late [[Season 31]] episodes (from "[[Hail to the Teeth]]" to "[[The Way of the Dog]]") have been set in 2020 like its broadcasting year (2019–2020) and so would early [[Season 32]] episodes (from "[[Undercover Burns]]" to "[[A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas]]") (2020-2021) without any reference to the {{W|COVID-19 pandemic}}, except the opening sequence of the episode "[[Treehouse of Horror XXXI]]".
-*Contrary to other episodes that are set in the future, though only partially set in it, this one is canon.<ref>[https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/696058768920956929 Al Jean's Twitter]</ref>
+*Contrary to other episodes that are set in the future, though only partially set in it, this one is canon.<ref name="AlJeanTwitter">Al Jean's Twitter (account closed)</ref>
 == References ==

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 **[[Lisa]]'s characterization of it as "a noble experiment that failed" is an expression often used to describe {{W|Prohibition}}
 **Rotoscoping was the animation technique used to animate several of ''Boyhood'' director {{W|Richard Linklater}}'s films, namely ''{{W|Waking Life}}'' (2001), ''{{W2|A Scanner Darkly|film}}'' (2006), and ''{{W|Apollo 10 1⁄2: A Space Age Childhood}}''.
-[[File:Boyhood opening reference.png|300px|thumb|The opening sequence, as well as most of the episode, is a parody of the 2014 film ''{{W2|Boyhood|2014 film}}'']]
+[[File:Barthood title.png|300px|thumb|The opening sequence, as well as most of the episode, is a parody of the 2014 film ''{{W2|Boyhood|2014 film}}'']]
 *The episode is a parody of ''Boyhood''. The scene in which the word "Barthood" is written in the sky while [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] are laying on the grass is a parody of the opening scene of ''Boyhood''.
 **The song heard is an instrumental version of "{{W2|Hero|Family of the Year song}}" by {{W|Family of the Year}}, which was prominently used in that film.

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 *The [[Barthood/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] is animated in {{W|rotoscoping}}.
 **[[Lisa]]'s characterization of it as "a noble experiment that failed" is an expression often used to describe {{W|Prohibition}}
-**Rotoscoping was the animation technique used to animate several of ''Boyhood'' director {{W|Richard Linklater}}'s films, namely ''{{W|Waking Life}}'' (2001), ''{{W2|A Scanner Darkly|film}}'' (2006), and ''{{W|Apollo 10 1⁄2: A Space Age Childhood}}''
+**Rotoscoping was the animation technique used to animate several of ''Boyhood'' director {{W|Richard Linklater}}'s films, namely ''{{W|Waking Life}}'' (2001), ''{{W2|A Scanner Darkly|film}}'' (2006), and ''{{W|Apollo 10 1⁄2: A Space Age Childhood}}''.
 [[File:Boyhood opening reference.png|300px|thumb|The opening sequence, as well as most of the episode, is a parody of the 2014 film ''{{W2|Boyhood|2014 film}}'']]
 *The episode is a parody of ''Boyhood''. The scene in which the word "Barthood" is written in the sky while [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] are laying on the grass is a parody of the opening scene of ''Boyhood''.

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 *The [[Barthood/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] is animated in {{W|rotoscoping}}.
 **[[Lisa]]'s characterization of it as "a noble experiment that failed" is an expression often used to describe {{W|Prohibition}}
-**Rotoscoping was the animation technique used to animate several of ''Boyhood'' director {{W|Richard Linklater}}'s films, namely ''{{W|Waking Life}}'' (2001), '{{W2|A Scanner Darkly|film}}'' (2006), and ''{{W|Apollo 10 1⁄2: A Space Age Childhood}}''
+**Rotoscoping was the animation technique used to animate several of ''Boyhood'' director {{W|Richard Linklater}}'s films, namely ''{{W|Waking Life}}'' (2001), ''{{W2|A Scanner Darkly|film}}'' (2006), and ''{{W|Apollo 10 1⁄2: A Space Age Childhood}}''
 [[File:Boyhood opening reference.png|300px|thumb|The opening sequence, as well as most of the episode, is a parody of the 2014 film ''{{W2|Boyhood|2014 film}}'']]
 *The episode is a parody of ''Boyhood''. The scene in which the word "Barthood" is written in the sky while [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] are laying on the grass is a parody of the opening scene of ''Boyhood''.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title of the episode is a parody of the title of the movie ''{{W2|Boyhood|film}}''.
+*The title of the episode is a parody of the title of the movie ''{{W2|Boyhood|2014 film}}''.
 **The song "{{W2|Hero|Family of the Year song}}" by {{W|Family of the Year}} (Boyhood's soundtrack), is heard during the episode intro.
 *The [[Barthood/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] is animated in {{W|rotoscoping}}.
-**[[Lisa]]'s characterization of it as "a noble experiment that failed" is an expression often used to describe {{W|Prohibition}}.
+**[[Lisa]]'s characterization of it as "a noble experiment that failed" is an expression often used to describe {{W|Prohibition}}
-[[File:Boyhood opening reference.png|300px|thumb|The opening sequence, as well as most of the episode, is a parody of the 2014 film ''{{W2|Boyhood|film}}'']]
+**Rotoscoping was the animation technique used to animate several of ''Boyhood'' director {{W|Richard Linklater}}'s films, namely ''{{W|Waking Life}}'' (2001), '{{W2|A Scanner Darkly|film}}'' (2006), and ''{{W|Apollo 10 1⁄2: A Space Age Childhood}}''
 *The episode is a parody of ''Boyhood''. The scene in which the word "Barthood" is written in the sky while [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] are laying on the grass is a parody of the opening scene of ''Boyhood''.
 **The song heard is an instrumental version of "{{W2|Hero|Family of the Year song}}" by {{W|Family of the Year}}, which was prominently used in that film.

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 *[[Nelson]] dresses like {{W2|Jim Stark|Rebel Without a Cause}} from ''{{W|Rebel Without a Cause}}''.
-== Canonicity ==
+== Continuity ==
 *Several characters tombstones are seen at the cemetery.
 **[[Bleeding Gums Murphy]] ("[['Round Springfield]]")

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 **The song "{{W2|Hero|Family of the Year song}}" by {{W|Family of the Year}} (Boyhood's soundtrack), is heard during the episode intro.
 *The [[Barthood/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] is animated in {{W|rotoscoping}}.
 [[File:Boyhood opening reference.png|300px|thumb|The opening sequence, as well as most of the episode, is a parody of the 2014 film ''{{W2|Boyhood|film}}'']]
 *The episode is a parody of ''Boyhood''. The scene in which the word "Barthood" is written in the sky while [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] are laying on the grass is a parody of the opening scene of ''Boyhood''.
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 *There is a sticker at the rear of Homer's car that says "This car does not play [[NPR]]".
 *[[Wiggum]] tells a joke on ''{{W|A Nightmare on Elm Street}}''.
-*[[Lisa]] is going to the [[Mayo Clinic]] Pre-Medical Summer Camp.
+*Lisa is going to the [[Mayo Clinic]] Pre-Medical Summer Camp.
 *Apple car is a reference to the {{W|Apple electric car project}}.
 *Paintings of [[Marie Curie]] and [[Frida Kahlo]] can be seen in Lisa's bedroom.

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 *Apple car is a reference to the {{W|Apple electric car project}}.
 *Paintings of [[Marie Curie]] and [[Frida Kahlo]] can be seen in Lisa's bedroom.
-*Abe mentions {{W|Myrna Loy}} and compares her eyes to those of a {{W|Persian cat}}.
+*Abe mentions [[Myrna Loy]] and compares her eyes to those of a {{W|Persian cat}}.
 **Abe connects this to Persia, saying that in his times "Persia extended from {{W|Algiers}} to {{W|Constantinople}} till the {{W|Arab Revolt|revolt of the eunuchs in 1916}}". He is actually mistaking the {{W|Persian Empire}} with the {{W|Ottoman Empire}}.
 *There are caricatures of [[Woody Allen]], [[Marilyn Monroe]] and [[Clint Eastwood]] on Bart's small business sign.
 *{{ap|Darryl|Barthood}} is drawn as [[Superman]].
 *[[Milhouse]] imagines he will have a girlfriend named Alberta that lives in [[Alberta]], [[Canada]].
-*Lisa is going to {{W|Yale University}}.
+*Lisa is going to [[Yale University]].
 [[File:Nelson dressed like Jim Stark.png|300px|thumb|[[Nelson]] dresses like {{W2|Jim Stark|Rebel Without a Cause}} from ''{{W|Rebel Without a Cause}}'']]
 *[[Nelson]] dresses like {{W2|Jim Stark|Rebel Without a Cause}} from ''{{W|Rebel Without a Cause}}''.